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Smoking. I quit years ago but I wish I did it earlier.

Favourite country + why? (Not Ireland!)

RMAOK

North Korea - a bastion of modern democracy :pac:

Who is the one famous person you woul love to meet and why?

ziedth

Good Question, It depends what you mean by Meet. Like I would love to have dinner or a pint with Brendan Gleeson as he would have some great stories in an area that I enjoy and I always get the impression even from interviews that he would be honest and not sugar coat things. Same could be said equally for Liam Neeson to be fair.


Did you ever meet anyone famous?

Lots, though let's be fair, your definition of "famous" would have to be spelt out a bit more clearly. I met a certain football player who was a leading goal scorer for Blackburn Rovers in the 1960's. Is that any less valid than let's say not meeting Alan Shearer and Chris Sutton in the 1990's?


Did you meet someone famous and felt a bit underwhelmed/disappointed by the experience?

Tammy!

ziedth wrote: »

Good Question, It depends what you mean by Meet. Like I would love to have dinner or a pint with Brendan Gleeson as he would have some great stories in an area that I enjoy and I always get the impression even from interviews that he would be honest and not sugar coat things. Same could be said equally for Liam Neeson to be fair.


Did you ever meet anyone famous?

One or two Irish celebrities.

When you use contactless payment, do you swipe the card or tap it?

tusk

JeanL wrote: »

One or two Irish celebrities.

When you use contactless payment, do you swipe the card or tap it?

I tap it.

Has music ever hit you so hard it made you cry ?

Tammy!

tusk wrote: »

I tap it.

Has music ever hit you so hard it made you cry ?

Yea, sometimes I like listening to sad music. It means you can empathize with the lyrics.

What's your favourite sad song?

tusk

JeanL wrote: »

Yea, sometimes I like listening to sad music. It means you can empathize with the lyrics.

What's your favourite sad song?

Not really a typical sad song, but New York Minute by the Eagles always hits me right in the feels.

What's your favourite happy song?

sbsquarepants

Happy - Pharrell Williams.

Favourite song lyric?

sbsquarepants

sbsquarepants wrote: »

Happy - Pharrell Williams.

Favourite song lyric?

"As he died to make men holy, let us die to make things cheap"

What's the last book you've read which you'd recommend?

Trigger Happy

AA Gills biography. Its a lovely read from an interesting man who is now deceased.

Are you finding it humid today?

RMAOK

Yes, it's fairly humid alright

Are you the type of person who holds a grudge?

Keyzer

Sadly, yes... wish I could let things go but I still have grudges, some against people who have passed away. I need to learn to let this stuff go.

Happiest childhood memory?

arybvtcw0eolkf

Keyzer wrote: »

Happiest childhood memory?

My mother singing as she tidied up after us all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24nX3zi-L1k

This and many other's, and my children grew up with me singing!.

Can you sing?.

Albanach1

No, not even the shower would put up with me singing.

Is it still acceptable to wear shorts in October.

Elaina Damp Infantry

Elaina Damp Infantry wrote: »

My mother singing as she tidied up after us all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24nX3zi-L1k

This and many other's, and my children grew up with me singing!.

Can you sing?.

I can sing slower, lower songs which suit my voice, can’t hit high notes to save my life though


How’s your mechanical/technical knowledge?

arybvtcw0eolkf

Batrachotox wrote: »

I can sing slower, lower songs which suit my voice, can’t hit high notes to save my life though


How’s your mechanical/technical knowledge?

Pretty good actually.

I'm pretty much hands on and service my own car & motorbikes and would tackle other jobs which don't require hooking the car up to a computer.

A lot of bikes as a dealer mode with you can put the bike into and its error codes will appear on your digital clock display at the bar.

I'd love a garage/man cave where I'd do more of this. I'd probably buy and sell motorbikes if I had one.

Leatherman or Swisstool?

Elaina Damp Infantry

Elaina Damp Infantry wrote: »

Pretty good actually.

I'm pretty much hands on and service my own car & motorbikes and would tackle other jobs which don't require hooking the car up to a computer.

A lot of bikes as a dealer mode with you can put the bike into and its error codes will appear on your digital clock display at the bar.

I'd love a garage/man cave where I'd do more of this. I'd probably buy and sell motorbikes if I had one.

Leatherman or Swisstool?

Swisstool. Have several. Bought one in Zurich nearly 15 years ago and still as good today.


What’s something “boring” to most people that you find fascinating?

Trigger Happy

Me!!!

Do you have online friends that you have never met in real life?

Trigger Happy

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Me!!!

Do you have online friends that you have never met in real life?

Unless I have met someone in person, I would consider them an aquaintence rather than a friend.

Do you have an up to date Linked in profile?

Tony EH

Deleted User wrote: »

Unless I have met someone in person, I would consider them an aquaintence rather than a friend.

Do you have an up to date Linked in profile?

Don't use Linkedin, Facebook or Twitter.

I have a headcold. Anyone else out there with a cold? It's driving me nuts.

RMAOK

I don't have one, but I know one or two that do

Do you think socks with sandals is a good look?

_blaaz

RMAOK wrote: »

I don't have one, but I know one or two that do

Do you think socks with sandals is a good look?

Its grand i guess....dont understand the hate for it tbh




Last time you drank champagne

July first, was celebrating the company my partner and I run being 12 years in business.

Do you think the whole concept of drinking champagne for celebratory purposes a bit pointless? I mean ok, I participated, I'm not a hermit after all and I'm not the only one with cause to celebrate. But a few pints washed down with a glass of Bushmills would have gotten me in the mood.

_blaaz

[Deleted User] wrote: »

July first, was celebrating the company my partner and I run being 12 years in business.

Do you think the whole concept of drinking champagne for celebratory purposes a bit pointless? I mean ok, I participated, I'm not a hermit after all and I'm not the only one with cause to celebrate. But a few pints washed down with a glass of Bushmills would have gotten me in the mood.

I guess so....years since i seen a bottle of champagne



Is bushmills just for orangemen though :eek:

jimbobaloobob

_blaaz wrote: »

I guess so....years since i seen a bottle of champagne



Is bushmills just for orangemen though :eek:

I thought it was just for whiskey drinkers.
I don't like the taste of whiskey, vodka or gin
Is there a drink you can't tolerate?

_blaaz

jimbobaloobob wrote: »

I thought it was just for whiskey drinkers.
I don't like the taste of whiskey, vodka or gin
Is there a drink you can't tolerate?

Not hugest fan of lager or coffee tbh




Have you weekend plans

Purple Mountain

Yes, seeing my beautiful godchild who unfortunately don't see often due to geography.

Any godchild yourself?

jimbobaloobob

no none myself




what responsibility is there for godparents?

ILoveYourVibes

jimbobaloobob wrote: »

no none myself




what responsibility is there for godparents?

Just to love godchildren that's all.

Spend time with them.

Did you buy a summer wardrobe?